The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-20

The DAILY HERALD
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 40, 1887.
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LOCAL N EWS.
The chicken coops of Mr. f. A..
Schaefer we're robbed of about twenty
cacklers the other night
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The Hawaiian Hotel Stables have
adopted the card system, for the pro-
lection of their patrons and the vlndi-
cation Of their drivers against unjust
complaints.
The panorama of Kilauea was sent
to San Francisco yesterday Accom-.
panying il was large edition Of de,
scriptive paper in which a report from
the HERALD is given a conspicuous
position
Three cases Of gambling, one case
Of assault and battery, and one case Of
h)use-breakirg were all remanded in
the Police Court yesterday. One
drunk forfeited SO bail, which com
pleted the days doings.
There is a very dangerous pitfall IN
the crossing OF Adams lane by the
Hotel street sidewalk. Its depths can
scarcely be fathomed with a walking
stick, while its mouth will admit large
sized foot
This evening at hali-past seven the
Young Mems Christian Association
will hold ITS monthly meeting in the
parlors. As the Logan memorial
service begins quarter OF an hour
later in the large hall, it is essential that
members should be punctual in attend
ance.
Mr.. Keich, formerly engineer on the
S. 5. Alameda, and lately chief en-.
gineer Of the steamer w. G.. Hall, has
been appointed successor to Mr.. p. Nj.
Sass, as experimenting Engineer OF
the Intef.lsland Steam Navigation
Company Bulletin.
A special meeting OF Mechanic En-.
CINE Company was called last evening
to make arrangements for the Firemen's
parade, to Ia c place February Isth
The following committee on arrange
ments was elected, after which the
meeting adjourned Chairman, J. W.
Mcclure; E. r. Ryan, w. f. Love
Albert Lucas and J. +. May
Mr. Henry Peterson, the champion
sculler Of the Pacific Coast, will pass
through Honolulu, on the S. S. Ala
media. next Saturday, on his way t
Australia, where he is to take part il
some Of the rowing events to come OF
shortly. 1t would be a good idea 70
the Rowing Association OF Honolulu
10 tender this distinguished oarsman
reception on his arrival here
Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, who ha
charge Of parks and squares, has bsel
doing some excellent work at Emma
square and other public places Of late
IN improving walks, trimming trees
and so forth. A decided transforms
ton for the better has been wrought b
the honorable gentleman in this regar
at the late residence of the lamente
Queen Emma, corner Of Beretania an
Nuuanu streets.
The Bulletin reports a painful acc
dent to Mr.. r. A. Macfe, IT,, manager
Kilauea plantation, Kauai, early tn
month. He was riding on an engin
that was drawing cane to the mill, whe
it jumped the track, Mr.. Mach
sprang to save himself, but catchln
his foot was thrown TO the groun'
MS IlRnt ioot was pau'y "A'.N'i
fining him to the house ever since, b'
under DIR. CampbelPs care he is reco
ering
Mr.. Geo. Cavenagh is going to /
troduce what is known as "the Eur
pean plan" IN the East, into the co
duct Of the Club House dining room
That plan is the charging of transle
customers according to what IN
order. Regular boarders will ha
pick and choice, as usual, on thtt
three tickets for dollar which is al
In accordance with the "plan' as l'
lowed in Eastern restaurants.
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